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Any degree holders from science field here to advice? Any recommendations on which other sectors/jobs could we work for? hopefully it pays well.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

the pay is low... ur master from where one?

Both Bachelors (Honours) and Masters are from NUS.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Any degree holders from science field here to advice? Any recommendations on which other sectors/jobs could we work for? hopefully it pays well.

I would suggest private sectors. If you like stability, then probably stat board and civil service.

What career prospects do physics degree holders have in Singapore?
Any physics graduate here, can help this poor chap here :'(

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I would suggest private sectors. If you like stability, then probably stat board and civil service.

Wonder which government sector could a science B.SC graduate try? I see most asking econs,stats, business degree.. Haiz.. Any advice?

Originally Posted by Physicists

What career prospects do physics degree holders have in Singapore?
Any physics graduate here, can help this poor chap here :'(

Grad from ntu physics but doing nothing related to science after graduation. Depends on what's your own interest and what are you looking for in a career

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Wonder which government sector could a science B.SC graduate try? I see most asking econs,stats, business degree.. Haiz.. Any advice?

Well usually public agencies aren't really picky about the degree. They are more concerned about the results. Unless you're applying for specialists job like economics/analysts/statisticians, most policy job or corporate side jobs tend to be flexible and accept all good honours.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Well usually public agencies aren't really picky about the degree. They are more concerned about the results. Unless you're applying for specialists job like economics/analysts/statisticians, most policy job or corporate side jobs tend to be flexible and accept all good honours.

Teaching may be a more viable option. it gives a sense of satisfaction and welfare is ok too.

Graduated NTU CHEM 2014, working in unrelated stat board, started out 3.4k

Sci got so many majors, which one u guys refering to? Some r much higher in demand than others and can gain employment in wide range of sector (both relevant and irrelevant to the course)